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physics work and force?

These are a little confusingCan someone help me with these?1A force of 40 N is applied to an object, moving it 20 mHow much work was done?2A person who weighs 300 N climbs a staircase that covers a vertical distance of 3 mHow much work has that person done?3A person who weighs 500 N pushes against a stationary brick wall with a force of 10 N for 30 minutesHow much work has that person done?4A crane lifts a 2,000 N object in the air and does 24,000 J of work in doing soHow high did the crane lift the object?Thanks!!!

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1- WFd W4020 W800 Joules Sorry my first answer was wrong.I fixed it! 2- ma300N So F300N W3003 (cos 0) because F and d are in the same directionW900Joules (or 900 kg (m^2/s^2)) 3-W100 The person wasted his/her time pushing But the person burned some calories by doing soW/Fd 24000/200012meters If your stuck remember you can substitute F for ma Wmad (lol)

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